Frame inset

Frames can be inset from the snap marks that surround them (for example, to reveal more space around the images and show more the background).

Common uses of this control include:

•	shrinking images to reveal more of the background

•	expanding images and softening their edges to clear a seamless mass of different images

There are two ways to set the inset:

•	Using the Toolbox

•	Using the Border Editor

Via the Toolbox

1.	Select a frame (the image toolbox will appear):

Toolbox - Border

2. Press and hold the Ctrl key on the keyboard.

3. Drag the border control in the toolbox. This will interactively inset the frame.

Via the Frame Editor
Open the frame editor:

Editor-Border

... and drag the 'Inset' parameter to increase the space between the images or reduce the space until the images are fused together.

Top set of images: increased inset value.
Bottom set of images: 0 inset value... the images are glued together.